In a 10-year period, the draft produced:

• 263 Pro Bowlers (48% drafted in the first round)
• 648 regular starters (50% drafted in the first 50 spots)
• 911 reliable contributors (51% drafted in the first 75 spots)

Breaking it down more specifically than that, each draft class found:

• 23-29 Pro Bowlers per class, with a median and mean of 26 per year
• 56-72 regular starters per class, with a median and mean of 65 starters each year.

By the end of Round 3, only 2/5 of selections have been made but 3/4 of all regular starters have been found. Of the 1501 picks from Round 4 to Round 7

• Only 10% (153) became regular starters with 40+ starts
• Less than a quarter (340) became reliable contributors playing in 60+ games

As far as distribution, of the 320 individual draft classes by teams:

• 23 times, the team did not find a starter
• 78 times, the team found only a single starter
• 117 times, the team in question found 2 regular starters
• 79 times, the team found three starters
• 17 times, the team found four starters
• 6 times, the team found five starters